Executive Education
With Executive Education from BI, you can stay up-to-date academically and make a bigger impact in a rapidly evolving job market. Are you ready to take the next step in your career?
We offer customised and open enrolment programmes and courses, designed so that you can combine studies with your career. Find a programme for you:
Executive Master of Management
"Entrepreneurial firms need to think globally from the get-go! Our course offers a range of tools and frameworks to grow your organisation successfully in a global context"
Professor, Department of Strategy and Entrepreneurship
EXECUTIVE MBA
An Executive MBA from BI is more than just a degree. It gives you better insight into global markets and improves your ability to make good strategic decisions. The EMBA courses are almost entirely case-based, blending practical and theoretical knowledge. We also aim to help you find a life-long network of like-minded people and to provide you with a
toolkit enabling you to be successful in your career for years to come.
Executive Master of Management in Energy
Shape your future with a master’s degree designed to develop your comprehensive understanding of key energy issues. Through this programme, you will develop the qualifications you need to lead the ”industrial revolution”, and prepare yourself for the most attractive management positions in the energy industry of today and tomorrow.
Open electives
With our elective courses you can tailor your degree to your own career ambitions. Choose from a wide range of modules and deepen your knowledge within sustainability, globalisation and digitalisation. The price for each course is 13.000 NOK.


Business in a Global Context


Entrepreneurship and Green Business Innovations


Regional Business Contexts: EU and Latin America


Digital Business Models


Succeeding with Sustainable Growth


Global Business in Asia: A Focus on China


Design Thinking


Creating and Leading Green Organizations


Leading and Organizing Digitally


Business in a Global Context


Global Business in Asia: A Focus on China


Entrepreneurship and Green Business Innovations


Design Thinking


Regional Business Contexts: EU and Latin America


Creating and Leading Green Organizations


Digital Business Models


Leading and Organizing Digitally


Succeeding with Sustainable Growth
About conduction of the spring 2021 semester
The conductions of the spring studies and programmes will be adjusted to the current government guidelines. Digital tuition will be used if necessary.
FIVE FAST FACTS ABOUT BI
- Internationally recognised: We are ranked as #1 in Norway and as one of the top business schools in Europe by the Financial Times. Also, obtaining the three most prestigious accreditations possible makes BI a Triple Crown school, together with only 1 percent of the world’s business schools.
- On the digital forefront: By digitising our portfolio and offering future-forward programs, we aim to be in the front seat of teaching leaders how to lead digitally and transform their organisations.
- Focus on flexibility: BI is all about tailoring the education after the student’s needs and schedule, which allows us to educate anyone from Olympic gold-winning athletes to the CFOs of major companies.
- Global learning platform: Our programs offer students the chance to study abroad through our multiple partnerships with other top international business schools. Recently, BI also announced an alliance with schools such as Imperial College, which aims to shape the future of executive education.
- Nordic leadership: We are proud teachers of the Scandinavian Leadership Model, where values such as equality and a flat hierarchy make Norwegian employees one of the world’s most productive workforces.
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